List Kubernetes Master Nodes

You can use the command below to show all nodes that are acting as master on your cluster. This is particularly useful when dealing with kops and some versions of canal networking that (accidentally) manipulate the status of the nodes.

If you have a setup where masters are clearly separated from nodes, no user workloads should be scheduled on that masters (because for example, the security groups will prevent application communication between masters and nodes). In this case, you may want to make sure to check that the NoSchedule effect is applied as a taint: